My daughter is in the right size nappies however keeps leaking through at nighttime. I limit her water intake in the evenings but she wakes up each morning soaked. Any recommendations for nappies that will absorb more at night time? Or do I put her in the size up? Thank you!
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We do the extra absorbency ones overnight, use Tesco and not had many issues (we have a boy so it’s usually position at fault rather than the nappy itself!). Maybe try sizing up her pyjamas / vest / whatever she sleeps in so the nappy has more room to expand? No harm in trying size up also x

Is her room cold? They always pee more the colder it is.

We find my little boy is leaking through the lidls ones, but not asdas ones
Have you tried a different brand xx

We double nappy and 99% of the time don’t have leaks. We use the correct size, plus one up, but going to also look into the Huggies sleep nappy pants.

I found with certain brands certain sizes was better than others also have you tried the pull up pants one? Xx

We have the same issue. Always leaking through at night time.
We used Tesco nappies and are using pampers at night now which has helped slightly so she isn’t as wet but still a fair amount has leaked.
She also sleeps on her front.

I use pampers night time nappy, more expensive yes however keeps more wee in!
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